Ct's "Grill'n Sundays" Launch This Sunday
Ct - A place where community meets to share meals and good times.
Just in time for Father's Day, Chef Paul Pearson and the Ct team are going to make Sundays extra enjoyable by lighting our wood fire grill and grilling up something special each week during the warm summer months.
Join us every Sunday from 3 PM- 9 PM for our regular menu + our outdoor wood fire grill special.
Sunday June 17th Special - Father's Day
SURF AND TURF- SIRLOIN STEAK AND SWORDFISH AND HEAD-ON PRAWN.
We are looking forward to sharing Sunday Supper with you and your family.
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